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onelinkmore BNC Male Plug to 2X 4mm Dual Banana Female Jack Socket Binding Post RF Coax Coaxial Splitter Connector BNC Banana Adapter for HF Radio Antennas Oscilloscope DVM Pack of 2
onelinkmore BNC Male Plug to 2X 4mm Dual Banana Female Jack Socket Binding Post RF Coax Coaxial Splitter Connector BNC Banana Adapter for HF Radio Antennas Oscilloscope DVM Pack of 2
SKU:OL-4249-2X
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Product Details
- Used for adapting single BNC Plug to Dual Banana Jack, such as QRP Rig, odd connections to Oscope and Freq Generator,application, radio antennas, dipole antenna,oscilloscope, KX4 radio, and Provides isolation for a four terminal network.
- BNC Male To Female Banana Dual Binding Posts Adapter: Covert From BNC Plug, Male Pin , Covert To Banana Jack, Female Socket .
- Binding posts facilitate connections of test leads or additional components;The double tail hole can be inserted into the 5mm banana plug.
- Connections can be made to the binding posts by spade lugs, banana plugs or wire leads,High temperature, low temperature, electrical insulation
- Household appliances, lighting, electronic equipment, temperature sensors, aerospace, aviation,metallurgy, medical equipment, automobile and shipbuilding, electrical installation and other connect.
These are handy for testing
If you have an oscilloscope or signal/function/waveform generator, or similar equipment, you need these for really short probe wires to minimize LCR, or connect multimeter probes for anything that doesn��t need proper compensated and balanced oscilloscope probes. And if you have a radio with a BNC antenna connector then this works for makeshift wire antennas and connecting up baluns and feed lines that aren��t coax.These seem pretty solid. Have both axial and transverse banana plug holes, and the usual screw type binding posts with plastic encased metal nuts and a little (transverse, that is cross drilled) hole in the posts to help hold the wire while screwing it down. They are NOT the crappy binding posts with purely plastic nuts.Also seem solid in general. These are the lowest price I found at the time for reasonable quality (but always check prices because on Amazon especially they change constantly).I got 5 even though two would do at the moment because I always end up needing more of a particular adapter than I initially think I will need.
Connection quality is great, size of the unit is really nice. If you know how to connect them, really easy to use. They look durable enough. Functionally, I use this with my G90 and the automatic tuner and I can tune up just about anything to use as an antenna. When we return to more humane weather I will be taking this out to various sites and using everyday object to make contacts. Use these to make easy connections to your coax, whatever. It is also a really nice item to have in the tool box.
as described
These are just fine for the money. They work okay and build is fine. The BNC fit is fine. They are the old classic design which are not fully insulated, so if you want that pay more. They work with the hooded banana plugs but you have to remove the red & black covers. The ground side is indicated by a little tab on the side that says GND. They are what they are, not more or less.